U.S. Marshal Service Retiree Wins Big at Supreme Court
The Supreme Court sided with a retired federal employee in his fight to get state income tax treatment for his federal pension.
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The Supreme Court sided with a retired federal employee in his fight to get state income tax treatment for his federal pension.
A former VA official has been sentenced for his role in a $2 million scheme in which he took bribes in return for enrolling disabled military veterans into schools.
In a major setback for individuals trying to obtain redress for the 2009 Fort Hood attacks, a federal court has dismissed all of the claims filed by victims.
A federal judge was not persuaded by plaintiffs to order the government to reopen or to start paying employees required to work without pay.
A federal judge refused to issue an order to force the government to pay federal employees who currently are required to work during the shutdown.
NTEU has filed a second lawsuit over the shutdown which alleges that it is unconstitutional to require some federal employees to work without pay.
NTEU has filed a lawsuit over the shutdown alleging an FLSA violation for requiring some federal employees to work without pay.
AFGE has sued the federal government over the partial shutdown for requiring some federal employees to work without pay.
A NASA official was found guilty of illegally receiving gratuities in his official capacity as a federal employee.
A federal judge questions whether the Departments of State and Justice acted in bad faith in handling records requests for Hillary Clinton’s emails as Secretary of State.